Yep they are rare the Cam ones especially North made like this one  

I only have the holster, it came with the pistol from the vet. He said that it came together.

Yes Manny, I think we all know these 50 years old Tamiya figure sets very well. I also still have some of these sets sitting on the shelf. Your figure painting skills are outstanding and the deatil of the painted figures is amazing. Keep up your great work.   Lars

The round 2-chamber muzzle break of this gun seems to have similar features as the one of the Soviet 76 mm divisional gun ZIS-3. The Wehrmacht captured several hundreds of ZIS-3, one of the best anti tank guns in WW II. For several reasons captured guns were prefered used in fortifications like the Atlantic wall. So maybe it´s this gun but I have to do more research.

Wish I had one.  Rich A. in Pa.

A really nice box made in the proper style.  Do you also have the original Walther paper box or just the holster you showed earlier?  

Oberst  Kulow, please tell us a little about this ONVAUC group.  It seems to be a recently formed group of about 20 or so members, correct?  Are you a member?    

The blade markings indicate the sword was made by WKC (Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Companie for export it seems since it has "Germany" on the blade.  Rough condition and no scabbard.    

Thanks Rich   

German press photo of the Atlantic Wall; unfortunately, no location.   Any idea what artillery piece is shown in the photo?     fyi, the caption reads:    

Very nice.  Rich A. in Pa.

Hey Lars, Mikie and TMC, thank you for your kind words. I have some WIP pics of the figures. Now you must remember that these 12 figures are the older Tamiya plastic figures, so I did the best I could to make them look presentable. They need their armaments to be attached and the Pz. I crew needs their uniform add-ons, but they also need some tweaking. I feel like my lighting might be off. Well, like always all comments and critiques are greatly appreciated.   Semper Fi.   Manny